In this portrait composition, Kodžoman strips the equine form down to its most essential elements. Three horses are arranged in a vertical stack, their bodies defined by simplified silhouettes and a series of rhythmic stripes that suggest the blurring of speed. The deep blue background provides a high-contrast stage, allowing the graphic nature of the animals to pulse with a singular, concentrated energy.

The work functions as a study in movement through repetition. By layering the figures, the artist creates a sense of a singular motion captured at different intervals. The interplay between the minimal color palette and the illustrative linework results in a bold piece that feels both grounded in nature and entirely reimagined through a modern lens.